62355 news 1288104183 1475896058 <![CDATA[Stronger Chinese Yuan Won't Cure Trade Gap]]> "Our trade deficit problem is an American problem; it's not a Chinese problem," said Fei-ling Wang, Professor in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs who studies international political economics.

Global Atlanta reported Wang's comments made during a recent China Town Hall event hosted by the World Affairs Council of Atlanta. The article stated that U.S. politicians say that a stronger yuan would give Chinese consumers more buying power that they could use on U.S. goods, contributing to a "rebalancing" that will eventually free the global economy from its reliance on American consumers for growth. It's not that simple Dr. Wang said. Follow link below to read more.

]]> 2010-10-25T00:00:00-04:00 "Our trade deficit problem is an American problem; it's not a Chinese problem," said Fei-ling Wang, Professor in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs who studies international political economics.

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